In fact, his lectures are suffused with a rather dangerous attempt at moral teaching which is apt to contaminate our students.

But in the Church I should imagine that would be, if anything, an advantage.

Indeed, if you were to come to me and say, 'Boomer, we wish to appoint Dr.McTeague as our minister,' I should say, quite frankly, 'Take him.'" So Dr.McTeague had been appointed.

Then, to the surprise of everybody he refused to give up his lectures in philosophy.

He said he felt a call to give them.